Marie Laveau
Marie Laveau was a Voodoo queen of New Orleans known for her healing powers, altruism, and spiritual rites.
Religious Leader
September 10, 1801
June 15, 1881
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Marie Laveau, a legendary figure in New Orleans, was renowned for her expertise in voodoo, healing abilities, and spiritual communication. She was also a dedicated philanthropist, assisting the homeless and advocating for the rights of free people of color in Louisiana. As a devout Catholic, she regularly attended mass, and her legacy continues to influence the city’s cultural and religious practices.
Some notable aspects of Marie Laveau’s life and influence include: